The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

Football Briefs

LB Coleman may transfer

Reports surfacing over the Internet this past weekend indicate that Iowa junior linebacker Jacody Coleman may not return to play for the Hawkeyes this fall.

When contacted Sunday afternoon by The Daily Iowan, Coleman refused to comment about what has been reported about his transferring, but he said more details will be released sometime today. As of Sunday evening, Coleman was still listed on the team roster.

Over the weekend, HawkeyeReport.com reported Coleman would leave Iowa and transfer to a school around the Houston area. Coleman is a native of Beaumont, Texas, which is 88 miles from Houston.

Last season, Coleman played in all 13 of the Hawkeyes’ games, and started in Iowa’s first two wins of the 2008 season over Maine and Florida International at middle linebacker. He recorded 28 tackles during the 2008 campaign, seven of which were solo tackles, and two sacks. Coleman was also one of three sophomores on the team’s Leadership Group last year.

— by Brendan Stiles

Single-game football tickets available

Single-game tickets for every home Iowa football game except the Oct. 10 Homecoming game against Michigan will be made available to order beginning today.

Those who contribute to the National I-Club at both the Kinnick Society and Champion Hawk levels can begin purchasing today. Silver Hawk and Golden Hawk contributors are eligible to buy tickets starting Tuesday, season-ticket holders may start Wednesday, and then single-game tickets will become available to all beginning Thursday.

Of the six contests that single-game tickets can be purchased for, five will cost $52 each. Tickets for the Hawkeyes’ game against Arizona on Sept. 19 will be priced at $65 each.

For Iowa’s home games against Northern Iowa (Sept. 5) and Arkansas State (Oct. 3), there will be $25 youth tickets for all kids in high school and younger.

Fans are encouraged to call the Iowa Athletics Ticket Office for more information.

— by Brendan Stiles

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